Verdiglione ha scritto:
Che poi, seriamente, qualcuno mi spiega per quali vantaggi mai NY dovrebbe tagliarlo???????
Se non per fargli, paradossalmente, un favore?
Io ci provo
Poi se leggo male l'inglese magari Wisco può aiutare
vediamo cosa dici Wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBA_salary ... salary_cap
Intanto dice che abbiam 4 settimane per sperare
Waivers
NBA teams can release a player to the waiver wire, where he can stay
for 48 hours (during the regular season). While he is on waivers,
other teams may claim him, for his existing salary. If he is not
claimed, he is said to have "cleared waivers", and is treated like any
free agent, able to sign with any team (with the special restriction
noted above for players who were traded and then waived).
Players waived after March 1 are not eligible to be on a team's playoff roster
Insomma se lo mollano dopo il 1° marzo o va in una squadretta o torna in Europa.
O sta a casa a curarsi
In Europa ribalterebbe tutti i valori se sta bene
Poi c'è la faccenda di "che ci guadagnano?"
Guadagnarci nulla (a meno che qualcuno non gli faccia una trade minima)
Però posson risparmiare qualcosina, torniamo a vedere cosa dice dei
waived/released
Released players
Released/waived players with guaranteed contracts continue to be
included in their former team's payroll. Players whose contracts are
guaranteed are included in team salary in the amount they made while
they were with the team. Players on non-guaranteed "summer contracts"
are not included in team salary unless they make the regular season
roster.
If another team signs a released player who had a guaranteed contract
(as long as the player has cleared waivers), the player's original
team is allowed to reduce the amount of money they still owe the
player (and lower their team payroll) by the right of set-off. This is
true if the player signs with any professional team—it does not even
have to be an NBA team. The amount the original team gets to set off
is limited to one-half the difference between the player's new salary
and a pro-rated share of the minimum salary for a one-year veteran (if
the player is a rookie, then the rookie minimum is used instead).
Insomma, loro i 12 milioni ( o quanti sono) gleli devon pagare e
contano sul payroll che serve a determinare la luxury tax
Però possono detrarre quel che il bieco Mago va a prendere da un'altra parte
Quindi lo schema potrebbe essere questo
a) "offresi Mago al miglior offerente!!"
b1) Alza la mano un pirla e offre diciamo "500mila per il resto della
stagione!". A quel punto NY gli paga 11.5 e il mezzo milione la nuova
squadra. Risultato, si abbassa il payroll e verosilmente la squadra risparmia sia il mezzo milione che altro mezzo ( o più) di tasse
b2) nessuno offre nulla e il Mago si ritrova RFA.
A quel punto magari arrivan offerte da 100mila e lui sceglie (Magari l'offerta dell'Armani)
NY paga i 12 in payroll ma può detrarre dal payroll (ai fini della tassa) parte dei 100mila o almeno la capisco così
C'è poi un'altra possibilità
Stretch provision
Both the 2005 and 2011 CBAs contain a so-called "stretch" provision
regarding payment of guaranteed money to waived players and its effect
on the salary cap.
Under the 2005 CBA, players and teams could alter the schedule of
payments to waived players by mutual agreement. The remaining
guaranteed salary was equally spread across the remaining years of the
player's contract.[6]
The 2011 CBA dramatically changes this regimen. While contracts signed
under the 2005 CBA remain under the original scheme, different rules
apply to new contracts. When a team waives a player signed under the
2011 CBA, it can spread the remaining guaranteed salary (and its
accompanying cap hit) over twice the remaining length of the contract,
plus one year. According to Coon, "if a team has an underperforming
player with one season remaining at $12 million, the team can waive
him and stretch his salary across three seasons at $4 million per
season
Da come la capisco, loro mandan fuori dalle balle il mago e diluiscono il suo stipendio in 3 anni (ai fini del calcolo delle tasse)
Insomma qualche vantaggio economico possono averlo
Ma potrebbero anche sfruttare l'arma del ricatto
"O facciamo un buyout e ti accontenti di prender meno di quel che avevamo pattuito oppure resti con noi fino a fine anno, magari a fare panca"
Carognata eccelsa

ma possibile